Tag: journalism
Light Rail Confidential Case File 24: The giddy woman and a drunken plea
Another year back at school means another year of riding the light rail while avoiding eye contact and skimping on the “ticket” part of the journey. But the new-semester bliss took a turn last Wednesday night, while three friends and I were returning from a baseball game.
Now with move to Cronkite School, Arizona PBS a new outlet for student-produced content
The Walter Cronkite School is still working out the details of its new and complete partnership with Eight, Arizona PBS. The school hopes the channel will be the primary platform for work produced by students, officials say.
Walter Cronkite School’s Public Insight Network announces first official bureau chief
The Walter Cronkite School announced Monday the bureau chief for its new Public Insight Network bureau, which has been in operation since February and...
Editorial: Downtown Devil celebrates 5 years, reflects upon its growth
We were young, naive and believed that we could make a difference in the campus and community — and we did. That same spirit still remains with the Downtown Devil five years later, as co-founder Salvador Rodriguez looks back at its beginnings.
Cronkite School undergoes curriculum changes to take effect in fall
Changes in the curriculum at the Walter Cronkite School will allow students to take more journalism classes starting next semester by expanding the number of required major requirements and cutting some of the general education requirements.
Cronkite School professor named to Defense Information School hall of fame
The Defense Information School (DINFOS) selected Stephen Doig, the Knight Chair in Journalism for the Walter Cronkite School, to be a member of their inaugural hall of fame class.
Students report from Dominican Republic on stateless population
Seventeen students from the Walter Cronkite School left Wednesday to spend 10 days reporting in the Dominican Republic.
Cronkite alumna credits journalism education for helping her cope with cancer
Sheri Johnson, a 1990 alumna of the Walter Cronkite School, has fought recurring cases of cancer over the past 10 years. Thanks in part to the skills she learned as a journalist, she's currently winning the battle.